This month's additions also include more superhero favorites, like a new season of Luke Cage, Sense8: The Series Finale,  a new seasons of Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., Star Wars: The Last Jedi, comedian Michelle Wolf's new show The Break with Michelle Wolf, and a new season of GLOW.

While there's a lot of suffering to go around in Avengers: Infinity War, no one has had a worse day than Thor, and no one has a bleaker Marvel future than the characters who orbited him.

"After The Dark World, Marvel is back with a radical new formula for the Thor films—not making them suck."

At last, there's footage of a Marvel in-joke that seems to have been shot during Ragnarok's filming as an extra from the start.

Thor: Ragnarok was a completely new direction for the Thor movies and the title character, and luckily, it was a goddamned delight. And now we have even more Ragnarok, by way of some of the movie's deleted scenes, plus bonus clips and input from the actors.

You can finally watch Thor: Ragnarok in the comfort of your own home, and the digital edition comes chockful of bloopers, shorts, and deleted scenes—including one with ... Yondu?

You may remember Marvel's Team Thor mockumentary, in which Thor navigated life as a normal dude on Earth. Thor was dealing with feelings of insecurity prompted by his Avengers friends not including him in their Civil War fun. Darryl is the "normal guy" who had to deal with a somewhat insufferable god as a roommate. Thor is now gone, and Darryl has moved from Australia to Los Angeles ... which has necessitated finding someone new with whom he can share an apartment. Enter The Grandmaster.

Following up from last week's deleted scene, which featured Jeff Goldblum getting intimate with some tentacles, Thor: Ragnarok is giving us more delightful absurdity from the Grandmaster.

In which Thor gets family advice from Bruce Banner, the Grandmaster gets intimate with some tentacles, Bruce has a very strange bowl of soup, and Valkyrie continues to win everything.

Chris Hemsworth has told us that Thor will be "reinvented" by the events of Infinity War. Does that apply to his fighting style, too?

A Norse God-size mixup let some people download Thor: Ragnarok from iTunes a month before the film was meant to be available.

Concept artist Aleksi Briclot recently posted a bunch of alternate Thor: Ragnarok designs to his Instagram, including some surprising looks for Loki and Valkyrie.

The funny folks at How It Should Have Ended finally took a crack at Thor: Ragnarok. Most of the best jokes here concern Loki, so all is right with the world.

The upcoming Marvel comics series Exiles will feature an alternate-universe version of Valkyrie/Brunnhilde—and she'll look a whole lot like Tessa Thompson's character from Thor: Ragnarok.

Disney released the full, hilarious script for Thor: Ragnarok as part of the film's campaign for a Best Adapted Screenplay award, and now it can live on your computer as a PDF forever.

Even though his initial Marvel contract is now up, Chris Hemsworth would be down for more Thor films. "I feel like we’ve reinvented the character a number of times," he said, "even in these next two, he evolves again, and you don’t get that opportunity often in a franchise. So I definitely feel a renewed sense of excitement and enthusiasm, and more so than ever, I think."

The Thor: Ragnarok visual effects (VFX) reel has been making the rounds, and it finally gives the people what they want: more footage of director Taika Waititi in his Korg motion-capture suit.